Forbes Editors Picks for July 2022
Hauls In $30 Million
Author: Alan Ohnsman
Arc, a startup with celebrity backing for its plan to make electric boats using technology designed by former SpaceX engineers, has raised $30 million in a new funding round led by a former Tesla executive to help get its high-end watercraft into production in early 2022.
Author: Doug Gollan
Private aviation officials say college student Jack Sweeney, who publishes real-time data of private jet movements, is endangering passengers, crew and ground staff.
Sweeney, who turned down $5,000 from Musk to stop, responds to the criticism.
Gulfstream And Bombardier Not Building More (Yet)
Author: Brian Foley
Just as new business jet sales begin to take off again after more than a decade in the doldrums, two of the biggest business jet makers aren't able to capitalize on the upswing just yet.
Author: Doug Gollan
Here's how Russia sanctions could impact private jet travel, from fuel surcharges and longer flight routings, to aircraft being sold, and supply of materials to manufacturers.
Owned By Sanctioned Russian Billionaires
The aircraft are registered in offshore jurisdictions like the Isle of Man and Bermuda that are attempting to make it harder for the oligarchs to keep flying.
Author: Rachel Ingram
In an exclusive interview at the Venice launch of electric powerboat championship E1 Series, Cara Delevigne talks to Forbes about her passion for sustainability, the significance of electric engineering and how she’s inspiring the next generation of eco warriors.
And Sky High Ambition
Author: Rachel Ingram
Delve inside the mind of a Formula One driver as Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz interview each other onboard a private jet